Thursday May 28th is our K-5 "Day of Fun" and if you would like to volunteer to help run different stations please use the sign up link below.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044EA9AB2EAAF5C52-64151163-besday

It has been an incredible week at Breckenridge Community Schools! We have spent the last few days celebrating the hard work, talent, and achievements of our students during our annual award ceremonies.
Now, we prepare for the big moment. We are so proud of the Class of 2026 and all they have accomplished. It is truly a privilege to see them reach this milestone and celebrate the bright futures ahead of them!
Join Us for Commencement
We invite our families and community members to help us cheer on our seniors as they walk across the stage.
When: Sunday, May 17th
Time: 3:00 PM
Where: Breckenridge High School Gym
Thank you to our families and the entire Breckenridge community for your endless support of these students throughout their journey. We can't wait to see you there!
Check out the full wrap-up of the week’s events in this edition of Huskie Happenings:
https://breckenridgecommunityschools.edurooms.com/engage/huskie-happenings-weekly-superintendent-newsletter/newsletters/may-11-15
Enjoy the weekend and the graduation festivities!
Go Huskies! 💙💛🐾


If anyone came to our 3rd-5th grade Elementary Field day yesterday and took photos please post them below. Thank you!
Our chemistry crew is diving deep into the world of solutions this week! They aren't just making a mess; they’re mastering the art of The Great Dissolve. From temperature tweaks to the power of the stir, we're looking at what actually makes a solute disappear into a solvent.
🔍 What’s the Experiment?
Students are testing three main variables to see how fast they can get solids to vanish:
Temperature: Does heat give molecules the "zoomies"? (Spoiler: Yes.)
Surface Area: Is a sugar cube slower than granulated sugar?
Agitation (Stirring): Does manual energy speed up the molecular dance?
🤔 Why are we doing this?
It’s more than just watching sugar disappear in water. Understanding the rate of dissolving is a fundamental skill with massive real-world impact:
1. Medicine that Works: Pharmacists need to know how fast a pill dissolves in your stomach. If it dissolves too slowly, it won't help; too fast, and it might be dangerous.
2. Culinary Chemistry: Ever tried to melt salt in cold oil? It doesn't work well! Chefs use these principles every day to create perfectly balanced sauces and syrups.
3. Saving the Planet: Environmental scientists study how pollutants dissolve in our oceans and rivers to help develop better filtration and cleanup systems.
4. Industrial Efficiency: From creating paints to manufacturing soda, big industries rely on these exact formulas to keep production moving fast and cost-effectively.
💡 Pro-Tip from the Lab:
Next time you're making iced coffee, remember: dissolve the sugar in the hot espresso first. Kinetic molecular theory is your best friend when you’re caffeinating! ☕️🧪
#ChemistryLife #STEM #ScienceInAction #LabDay #FutureScientists





🎳 Join Our Team: Bowling Coach Wanted!
Are you passionate about the lanes and ready to lead the next generation of strikers? Breckenridge High School is looking for a dedicated and energetic Bowling Coach to join our athletic department!
We are looking for someone who doesn't just know the difference between a split and a sleeper, but someone who is committed to building team culture, sportsmanship, and technical skill.
Position Details:
Role: Head Bowling Coach (Varsity/JV)
Location: Breckenridge High School
Season: Winter 2026
Key Responsibilities: Mentoring student-athletes, conducting practices, and coaching during league meets and tournaments.
What We’re Looking For:
Ability to motivate and inspire high school students.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
A "team-first" attitude.
How to Apply:
Help us keep the momentum rolling! If you’re ready to lead the Huskies to victory, we want to hear from you. The posting can be found here -- https://aptg.co/T10rQt
👉 TO Apply: email Phil Baldwin at pbaldwin@breckhuskies.org
📧 Questions? Contact Phil Baldwin our AD at 989-842-3182
Please share this post or tag someone who would be a perfect fit for our Huskie family! 🐾
#BreckenridgeHuskies #HighSchoolBowling #CoachingJobs #HuskiePride #BowlingLife

Stay informed and involved in our students' education! We invite all community members, parents, and staff to attend our upcoming Breckenridge Community Schools Board of Education meeting. The agenda and public documents related to the meeting can be found with this link
📅 Meeting Details
When: Monday, May 18
Time: 6:00 PM
Where: BCS Media Center
Your voice matters as we discuss important updates, district goals, and the future of our schools. We hope to see you there!
#HuskiesPride #BreckenridgeCommunitySchools #SchoolBoard #CommunityInvolved


📣 REMINDER FOR PARENTS📣
Teacher requests are due tomorrow, Friday, May 15th. No requests will be accepted after tomorrow.
Please remember that while we carefully consider all requests, we do our very best to place each child in the classroom environment that best supports their learning and success.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
It’s time to celebrate the hard work, late nights, and incredible achievements of our students. We have a packed schedule this week as we honor our Middle and High Schoolers!
Make sure to mark your calendars and join us for these milestone moments:
We’re kicking things off with High School Honors Night this Thursday, May 14, starting at 6:00 PM in the HS Gym.
The celebration continues with our Middle School Awards Ceremony on Friday, May 15, held at 2:00 PM in the HS Gym.
Finally, the big moment arrives! Join us for the Class of 2026 Graduation ceremony on Sunday, May 17, starting at 3:00 PM in the HS Gym.
We're excited to see our students take the stage - celebrating a year of hard work for some, and the start of a whole new chapter for our graduates!
Please join us as we celebrate our amazing Huskies!

Our students will participate in a fun and educational day focused on learning about agriculture and the important role it plays in our community and everyday lives. Through hands-on activities and engaging experiences, students will discover where food comes from, see farm equipment up close, explore the green house and learn about farm animals.
We are excited for this opportunity to connect learning with real-world experiences and celebrate the importance of agriculture in America! 🌱🐄🍎

Please see the flyer for locations, hours, and phone numbers to make an appointment.
Thank you to MyMichigan Health for supporting our student athletes!

Dear Parents and Guardians,
*Teacher request forms for the upcoming school year will be available in the office from May 11th through May 15th.
Please note that no late requests will be accepted after May 15th.
While we carefully review all requests, please understand that not every request can be guaranteed. Our goal is to ensure the best possible classroom placement and learning environment for each student.
*Teacher request forms will be available in the office only and please fill out the form completely.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our community for helping us celebrate our amazing staff this week. Your kindness and support remind us every day why Breckenridge is such a special place to work and learn.
Beyond the celebrations, our students have been busy showing off their hard work through NWEA testing, the BOGO Book Fair, and a wonderful Buddies, Books, and Bagels event. Seeing our seniors kick off their final weeks with Senior Spirit Week reminds us how quickly time flies and how much there is to celebrate.
Thank you for your continued support of our programs and our students. Whether you bought a plant, cheered at the track, or shared a book with a buddy—you made this week a success!
Check out the full update in this week’s edition of Huskie Happenings:
🔗https://breckenridgecommunityschools.edurooms.com/engage/huskie-happenings-weekly-superintendent-newsletter/newsletters/may-4-8
Go Huskies!







